GM Weatherpak fittings vs. Cannon plugs

[Bret Ludwig]

Could money be safely saved by using GM Weatherpak fittings instead of
Cannon plugs? The Weatherpaks are showing up in some pretty harsh
industrial places in preference to Cannon plugs.

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My opinion is that they would be excellent. Where can you get them?
tom


Bret Ludwig wrote:
> Could money be safely saved by using GM Weatherpak fittings instead of
> Cannon plugs? The Weatherpaks are showing up in some pretty harsh
> industrial places in preference to Cannon plugs.

[JP[_1_]]

> wrote in
groups.com...
> My opinion is that they would be excellent. Where can you get them?
> tom

Try PICO of Canada Ltd. They have those for sale.

http://www.picocanada.com/index.asp

Their site is unfortunately under construction right now. The 2002 .pdf
catalog I have shows the GM Weatherpak fittings in the page 18.

JP

[stol]

I used them on every electrical connection in my experimental and am
VERY happy with the performance. They seal up watertight, have a
positive lock so they cannot come apart and are priced right. I bought
mine at the local NAPA store and they had most sizes in stock. Two wire
was 3 bucks or so, the three wire was 4, four was about 6 bucks. The
only one size they needed to order in was the 5 wire one, it took the
next day for that one to show up. I am betting any good auto store has
them. Just look in the "aviation" section of the store. <G>

Ben
www.haaspowerair.com


Bret Ludwig wrote:
> Could money be safely saved by using GM Weatherpak fittings instead of
> Cannon plugs? The Weatherpaks are showing up in some pretty harsh
> industrial places in preference to Cannon plugs.

[flybynightkarmarepair]

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wrote:
> My opinion is that they would be excellent. Where can you get them?
> tom
>
>
> Bret Ludwig wrote:
> > Could money be safely saved by using GM Weatherpak fittings instead of
> > Cannon plugs? The Weatherpaks are showing up in some pretty harsh
> > industrial places in preference to Cannon plugs.